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Kernel crashes when computing finite difference mixed derivative with respect to y & z but works fine when computing with respect to x & y or x & z?
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How to use Write[stream, expression] without automatic addition of next line character
George, thank you very much. Your "ToString" technique worked perfectly !....This is all I needed.
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Thank you for the quick response. I actually forgot to mention that the numbers inside Write or the parameter t in the update post above cannot be supplied manually.
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Kernel crashes when computing finite difference mixed derivative with respect to y & z but works fine when computing with respect to x & y or x & z?
Sure, Daniel. I didn't know that these two forums are connected which is why I posted on both forums. I will keep that in mind in future. Thanks for the help.
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Kernel crashes when computing finite difference mixed derivative with respect to y & z but works fine when computing with respect to x & y or x & z?
Exactly. I narrowed down the error to fdd[0,1,1] as well. But I have no idea why this is happening even though my system is full symmetric (it is a cube).
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Kernel crashes when computing finite difference mixed derivative with respect to y & z but works fine when computing with respect to x & y or x & z?
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Kernel crashes when computing finite difference mixed derivative with respect to y & z but works fine when computing with respect to x & y or x & z?
Also, I copied the code from my mathematica notebook....Which is why you are seeing the subscript function explicitly.
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Kernel crashes when computing finite difference mixed derivative with respect to y & z but works fine when computing with respect to x & y or x & z?
Sure, I can try that. I have now localized the issue the definition MXwx011. I do not think the issue is really with the subscript....it would create problems my other two definitions otherwise as well. This is why I am finding it really weird !
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